OLK9 Dog Training Blog

Humans and dogs experience the world in completely different ways. While we rely heavily on vision, dogs use a combination of sight, smell, and hearing to interpret their surroundings. Understanding how dogs perceive the world can help us communicate with

Dogs have been more than just companions throughout history. Long before they were spoiled with treats and belly rubs, they played crucial roles in human society, performing tasks that helped civilizations thrive. While herding and hunting are well-known jobs, dogs

Dogs have been called “man’s best friend” for centuries, but how did this extraordinary relationship begin? The origins of the human-canine bond remain a subject of fascination for scientists and historians alike. While the details are still debated, there are

As a dog owner, you’re the first line of defense in keeping your furry friend healthy and happy. While dogs can’t tell us when something is wrong, their body language, habits, and physical changes can offer critical clues. Recognizing the

The New Year is a time for fresh starts, and as dog owners, it’s the perfect opportunity to set goals that will improve life for both you and your furry best friend. Whether you’re looking to address specific behavioral issues

The holiday season is a magical time for families and pets alike. However, the hustle and bustle, combined with festive decorations and food, can create unexpected hazards for your furry friends. Whether it’s holiday treats, shiny ornaments, or the excitement

Training your dog isn’t just about teaching tricks or earning a few “good dog” moments—it’s about preparing your furry companion for the real world. Whether you’re navigating a busy park, hosting friends at home, or dealing with unexpected situations, obedience

Walking your dog should be a calming and enjoyable experience for both of you, but for many dog owners, it’s a source of frustration. Your dog pulls, lunges, or seems oblivious to your cues, leaving you feeling like you’re speaking

As dog trainers, we often hear, “My dog knows when he’s been bad. He gives me that guilty look!” While it’s a common belief among dog owners, the truth is your dog doesn’t feel guilt in the same way humans